Judge Brian Wilks and Judge Pat Evans are Judges in the Durham County NC District Court who Durham County NC non-custodial families want to see help bring EQUAL Shared Parenting to the Durham County Courts. NC Fathers is asking Durham County non-custodial families help us reach our GOAL and share this article on Judge Brian Wilks and Judge Pat Evans with other families on sites like Twitter, Facebook, and Linkedin to help gain awareness and insight so they can make informed decisions in future elections. Additionally, we ask that you join our MAILING LIST to help us reach this goal. NC Fathers welcome any contact or insight from both Judge Wilks, Judge Evans, or any Judge in the Durham County District Court to address issues in this article with our 1800 daily readers.

It is important for Judge Brian Wilks and Judge Pat Evans of the Durham County NC District Court to understand that NC non-custodial families represent 4.5 million voters in NC. Additionally, members of our families include women who are paternal grandmothers, step-mothers, and paternal aunts, all who equally hurt in the divisive Family Courts in Durham NC. Also, it is important that Judge Wilks and Judge Evans recognize that Durham County NC non-custodial families include African American, Asian, and Hispanic Fathers and Women of Paternity. This makes us a significant chunk of voters and a huge swing vote.

However, what is important to NC Fathers is not what Judge Brian Wilks or Judge Pat Evans thinks about this, what IS important is that Durham County NC non-custodial families recognize it and start voting on this important issue. And, this is why we please ask you to join our mailing list so that we can start affecting local, state, and federal elections.

Does Judge Brian Wilks and Judge Pat Evans see you as a visitor family who should only see their children 4 days a month? Do either of these Judges think that you should be in a federal enforcement agency simply because you didn’t get equal custody or equal visitation with your children? Does Judge Wilks or Judge Evans not have issues with all the serious dichotomy that exists in the Family Courts that we covered in our article on Judge Marcia Morey? NC Fathers believes that you are of EQUAL importance to your children, and that you have resources and opportunities to bring to children just as maternal families do. All this division has to stop, all the funding and politics has to stop and let two equal parents and two equal extended families raise children and we are asking Judge Brian Wilks and Judge Pat Evans to be a part of this process.

Our hope is that Durham County non-custodial families realize there are super powerful special interest groups who profit of of the Family Courts and you will NEVER be treated equally in the Family Courts until you become a force equal to the special interests.

Judge Pat Evans, Judge Brian Wilks, and the Durham County NC Department of Social Services

Does Judge Brian Wilks or Judge Pat Evans recognize the potential for bias and abuse from the Durham County Department of Social Services who derive funding FROM Durham County NC non-custodial families using NC Child Support Enforcement and NC Domestic Violence policies? It seems to use that both of these initiatives NEEDS for male members of non-custodial families to be “Deadbeat Dads” who abuse women and children so that funding can continue to flow. If either Judge dismisses this, be sure that we hear from non-custodial FEMALES every day about False Domestic Violence allegations being used in Family Courts as a weapon to get favor and social services assistance. Additionally, Judge Wilks and Judge Evans should recognize that we hear DAILY from WOMEN of paternity on how zero or low evidence based domestic violence allegations always result in restraining orders that alienate them from their grandchildren for up to a year.

Is Judge Brian Wilks or Judge Pat Evans concerned that social services administrators develop and implement policies and procedures at DSS that keep in mind that men in non-custodial families are a funding source that must be dealt with harshly so they STAY non-custodial and with little visitation so child support stays maximized? And Judges, are women in CPS investigations dealt with lightly because they are consumers of services Durham County non-custodial families are paying for via child support enforcement?

If you are a Durham County NC non-custodial family member who identifies with this, please contact us.

Judge Pat Evans, Judge Brian Wilks, and the Durham County NC Family Courts

As a Durham County NC non-custodial family member, are you prepared to ask Judge Brian Wilks or Judge Pat Evans why so many special interest groups derive funding and power from the drastic dichotomy in the Durham County Family Courts?

Judges, why are non-custodial families feeding lawyers, software companies, and social services staff at the expense of equal parentage and access to their children? As a reader, or if Judge Wilks or Judge Evans is reading this and you dismiss this claim as well, we ask that you read our article on Judge Marcia Morey and pay close attention to the bullet list under Family Courts that nobody can deny.

Will Judge Brian Wilks , Judge Pat Evans, or any Judge at the Durham County District Court adopt equal shared parenting as presumption in the Family Courts and encourage legislators to do this all across NC? If not, will Durham County NC non-custodial families help us do it?

If you are a Durham County NC non-custodial family members and you are disturbed by the data just presented, we ask that you join our MAILING LIST so that we can begin the process of reforming the Durham County Courts and Social Services agencies to be less about deriving funding from you so that you can have equal access to your children. Also, please use the sharing buttons below to share this article on Judge Brian Wilks and Judge Pat Evans on the major social networking sites so that we have a better chance of reaching all 4.3 million voting non-custodial family members in North Carolina.

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